Results for "Greg Osby"

Raise

Featuring the music of Greg Osby
Duration: 4:03
November 23, 2007

New Inventions: Greg Osby Debuts Latest Band at Kennedy Center Jazz

by Franz A. Matzner
November 12, 2007

Saturday, October 27, 2007Kennedy Center Jazz ClubWashington, DC Instrumentalist, composer, and band-leader Greg Osby has helped helm jazz's creative resurgence for nearly two decades. At the Kennedy Center last Saturday, he once again proved why he has long been one of modern jazz's most provocative figures. ...

Live at Zansibar Blue

Featuring the music of Greg Osby
Duration: 7:13
March 2, 2007

Speak

By Paul Samuels

Label: Resonant Artists
Released: 2006
Track listing: Trinkle Tinkle; Simone; Naima; Speak; Fall; The Blessing; Ruby, My Dear; ESP.

Channel Three

By Greg Osby

Label: Blue Note Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Mob Job; Vertical Hold; Viewer Discretion; Diode Emissions; Fine Tuning; Please Stand By; Channel Three; Test Pattern; Miss Ann.

Lincoln Memorial

By Project Z

Label: Abstract Logix
Released: 2005
Track listing: Departure; Miso Soup; Stale Salt Lugs; Freener Frolic; You Do; Sister Barbie; Slaif; Sad Sack; 'Ol Bugaboo; Zamb Fear; Microburst; Lincoln Memorial; Arrival.

Microburst

November 22, 2005

Album: Lincoln Memorial
By Project Z
Label: Abstract Logix
Released: 2005
Duration: 2:00

Greg Osby Four at the Green Mill

by Paul Olson
September 15, 2005

Greg Osby Four Green Mill, Chicago September 10, 2005Altoist Greg Osby's fronted a lot of terrific bands over the years, but the quartet he brought to Chicago's Green Mill for a two-night stand on September 9-10 can be listed among the best of them. On the Saturday gig of the residency, ...

Greg Osby: Channel Three

by Jim Santella
August 12, 2005

The freedom that saxophonist Greg Osby exhibits on Channel Three allows him to create openly without clutter. The harmony comes through overlapping tones, as saxophone and bass converse and drummer Jeff Watts echoes with various textures. You can even feel the pitches coming from his drum set. Working without a pianist, the trio opens ...

Greg Osby: Channel Three

by John Kelman
August 10, 2005

At some point in their careers, most saxophonists decide to tackle the trio format and do away with chordal instruments, or pick up another linear front line player to provide either the implicit or explicit harmonies inherent in larger groupings. Greg Osby has waited longer than most to tackle the challenging context, but with Channel Three, ...